verb patterns unit 10 mel

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 4

verb patterns

some verbs are followed by an ing-form

some verbs are followed by the infinitive

verbs with infinitive and to

agree, ask, tell, expect, learn, manage, help, decide, offer, promise, want, refuse, need.

verbs with -ing

like, love, hate, can't stand, (be) keen on, look forward to, miss, enjoy, fancy, give up, practice

examples of verbpatterns with infinitive and to

We managed to get to the theatre in time.

They agreed to give us cheap tickets.

examples of verbpatterns with -ing

I miss spending time with my friends and family

We look forward to seeing you

(Onder een brief: we look forward to hearing from you soon)

with reported speech: more than one structure possible

He suggested that we meet at 6pm.

He suggested having lunch in the cafetaria.

verb with infinitive with to: (dus hier geen ing vorm!)

offer, promise, refuse, agree

voorbeelden van geen ing vorm:

They offered to give us a lift to the station.

They promised to phone when they arrive.

voorbeelden van werkwoord met lijdend voorwerp en to met hele werkwoord

They invited us to stay for the weekend. 

He warned them not to tell anyone. 

verb + ing in reporting verbs

suggest

recommend

They suggested trying another restaurant.

He recommended eating at Cafe Fish.

verb + that

explain

warn (someone)

promise (someone)

suggest

voorbeelden verb + that

She explained that she had to leave the meeting.

He promised that he would take me out tonight. 

I'm afraid I am not going to pay fotr this meal.

1. He refused to pay for the meal.
3. He refused paying for the meal.

"You need to show your passport to immigration", she said to him.

1. She explained he needed showing his passport to immigration.
3. She explained that he needed to show his passport to immigration.

"If you book your tickets in advance, you'll get two for the price of one".

1. He suggested booking our tickets in advance.
3. He suggested that we book our tickets in advance.

suggest can have both forms. 

"I'll pick you up on the way to the station".

1. He offered picking me up on the way to the station.
3. He offered to pick me up on the way to the station.

to offer wordt gevolgd door infinitive 

"Why don 't you all come for lunch on Sunday"?

1. He invited (us) all coming to lunch on Sunday.
3. He invited us all to come to lunch on Sunday.

invite is met lijdend voorwerp en infinitive 

"Be careful to hold on to your bags at the station".

1. He warned us to hold on to our bags at the station.
3. He warned us holding on to our bags at the station.

uit mel pre intermediate

https://myenglishlab.pearson-intl.com/activities/course/1246482/preview/1003004770000283237 (unit 5, ex 2 en 3)